Sunday, November 22, 2015

New Video Footage Released of Russia’s Tesla Tower

While most Internet searches for “Tesla” bring up Elon Musk and the
electric vehicles of Tesla Motors, today it also links to a drone video
of the current state of Russia’s mysterious Tesla Tower, the so-called
Marx Generator inspired by the Wardenclyffe Tower designed and built in
New York by Nikola Tesla. Should we be impressed, doubtful, worried or
all of the above?The “High Voltage Marx and Tesla Generators Research Facility” has
been under construction for some time in Istra, 40 kilometers west of
Moscow. It’s named not for Karl but for German electrical engineer Erwin Otto Marx,
who conceptualized it in 1924. Also called a “lightning machine,” it
was said to be built to create artificial lightning for testing
lightning protection on aircraft.Many believe this is just a cover for other purposes such as weather control (think HAARP), electromagnetic pulse (EMP) weaponry or power generation. That was the idea of the Wardenclyffe Tower, which Tesla said would ultimately transmit free electricity across the Atlantic without wires.

Tesla’s Wardenclyffe Tower

With changes in world energy policies, Russia is looking for
something to replace its declining oil revenues. The Marx Generator, if
implemented as planned, could be the answer. According to what little
has been released about it, this is what they expect from the Marx
Generator:

Drone Footage: Tesla Tower in Russian winter

… power equal to all power generation facilities in
Russia – including thermoelectric, hydroelectric, nuclear, solar, and
wind power stations combined.

An older photograph of the Marx Generator in operation

Is the Marx Generator close to completion? It’s hard to tell from
this video. Previous videos and photographs have shown it to be
generating lightning for microseconds but not much more. Another project
to build a replica of the Wardenclyffe Tower using solar panels was
announced last year and is currently raising fund via an IndieGogo kickstarter campaign.Still, the release of the video shows Russia wants to let the world
know that it has an interest in the Tesla Tower and the capability to
produce and distribute limitless, wireless power. Can they do it? Only
time will tell. Will it be for free as Tesla dreamed? What do you think?